Patek Philippe skeleton replica in rose gold-tone
This Patek Philippe skeleton replica shows its movement through an almost fully open dial. Gold-tone bridges and wheels fill the centre, the tourbillon carriage sits in its opening at 6, and a chapter ring with dot markers and small stone-set hour markers runs round the edge. The hands are blued, and the watch is worn on a black leather strap.
Case
The case is steel plated in rose gold, polished on the bezel and the lugs, with a grooved crown at 3 tipped by a blue cabochon. Because the bridges are gold-toned too, case and movement read as one warm colour. In the dial menu you pick a black or white chapter ring; the studio picture shows white, and the black one appears on QC photos 9, 11 to 13, 16 and 17.
Caseback and clasp
A display caseback shows the skeletonised movement through a sapphire window inside an engraved rim (photos 3 and 15). The strap closes with a rose gold-tone folding clasp, shown open on photos 7 and 14.
Tier
It is listed only as SuperClone: rose gold plating over 10 microns thick on steel, sapphire crystal and -5/+6 seconds a day. The tier guide explains what that covers.
Other skeletons and tourbillons
The same open dial in a steel-tone case is the skeleton tourbillon with silver-tone bridges. With Roman numerals, a sun and moon disc and a coin-edge bezel there is the rose-tone skeleton with a sun and moon disc and its white-tone twin. If you prefer the tourbillon behind a closed dial, see the black guilloche tourbillon with a power reserve or the tourbillon with a blue aventurine-style dial. For a calendar watch from the same range, look at the 5160 perpetual calendar with its engraved case. Every model is in our Grand Complications family.
Questions about this rose-tone skeleton
What does the black or white option change?
The colour of the base and the chapter ring around the open movement. The rose-tone case, blued hands and black strap are the same in both.
Does the tourbillon at 6 turn?
Yes. The carriage turns while the watch runs, and you can watch it through the opening at 6.
Why is there no reference number in the name?
The page address carries 5104P-002, but at Patek Philippe the 5104P is a different watch, a minute repeater. We name this one by what the photos show: a skeleton tourbillon in rose gold-tone.
Is the case rose gold?
It is steel plated in rose gold, more than 10 microns thick, and the crown and folding clasp share the same colour.






































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